The Laboratorium : Randy Picker on the Antitrust Aspects of the Google Book Search Settlement

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Randy Picker on the Antitrust Aspects of the Google Book Search Settlement

April 17, 2009 at 11:07 PM

Randy Picker’s paper based on his talk at the Columbia conference on the Google Book Search settlement is now online. There’s a lot of good analysis in it, and even though it’s a necessarily dense paper about a remarkably dense settlement, Picker’s writing is clear, elegant, and forceful. It’s required reading for anyone seriously interested in the settlement.